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20 February 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

ASX targets ‘late 2017’ for blockchain decision

Ongoing negotiations with market participants about a potential blockchain replacement for the CHESS settlement system are likely to bear fruit later ...

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Mercer to offer Decimal software to super funds

Software provider Decimal has announced a partnership with Mercer that will see its Eqilize robo-advice technology rolled out across the ...

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Software companies dominate 2016 ASX listings

Software and services companies comprised approximately 20 per cent of all successful IPOs in the 2016 calendar year, according to Herbert Smith ...

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Don’t get distracted by fintech ‘toys’: APRA

Financial services companies must not neglect the maintenance of their core technology in favour of “shiny new [fintech] toys”, says APRA chairman ...

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ASX bullish on fintech stock listings

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) expects to see technology listings on the ASX proliferate in the near future, with fintech companies to play ...

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Decimal pushes for free, real-time advice

Wealth management institutions could eliminate financial planning scandals by implementing real-time automated personal advice, argues Decimal founder ...

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Bank platforms ‘squeezing’ fund managers

Too much fund manager value is being “eaten up” by the high administration service fees of the major platforms, argues the ASX. Speaking to ...

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Calastone creates in specie transfer service

Financial technology company Calastone has announced a new automated service to improve in specie transfers. The new service allows for “a faster, ...

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Morrison outlines his ‘RegTech mission’

Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison has pledged to utilise technology to reduce the compliance burden on financial services firms. Mr Morrison told ...

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Regular managed accounts ‘census’ announced

The Institute of Managed Account Professionals (IMAP) has announced it will conduct a twice-yearly ‘census’ of managed accounts funds under management

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